7-Eleven

"The owner LITERALLY chased my girlfriend and myself out of the store over a . 41 cent lollipop that we used our 711 wallet app to pay for. We had the digital reciept and everything. He refused to calm down and just LOOK at our phone. Attempted to lock us in the store, then tried to grab my girlfriend through our car window. Our dog in the backseat almost bit him. Took a picture of our license plate, and it wasn't until another customer came by and offered to pay for it a second time ( .41 CENTS!!!) that he even allowed us to leave. I wish the cops did show up. I'd have pressed charges for assault."

"This 7/11 is always crowded, it has become the local hotspot for Jewish teenagers. For the past couple of months, if you pass by you can see a bunch of teens huddled outside, All without masks. It was not always like this, the store used to be empty it was easy to go in and out now it’s difficult just to get in the door. The staff there are great, friendly, and very helpful. It is the only 7/11 that sells already prepared kosher foods, for the Jewish community in the area."

"One of the best 7-Elevens , you can go to In this very tight-knit community! The owner looks out for everyone doesn't matter who it is!"

"Donnie Yen behind the counter takes forever, isn’t welcoming, nor responsive because he’s too busy ogling young girls."

"This store advertises on the website that it accepts food stamps. I went there tonight and he said they do not accept food stamps. But yet you cater to every other non resident that comes from New York and steals and shoplifts right in front of you."